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Route 66 plays heavily on the American imagination. First opened back in 1927, “The Mother Road,” whose moniker comes from John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath, winds its way 2400 miles from Chicago, Illinois, to Santa Monica, CA. Post WWII, the road came to symbolize American freedom and the spirit of the Great American Road Trip; “manifest destiny” in a seemingly endless st...

BMW recently confirmed the second-generation X7 will break cover next year, but there’s still a long wait ahead. Although spy photos do a good job of hinting at what’s coming, nothing beats seeing the real thing up close. Dealers from the United States were given a sneak preview of the G67 well before its official debut, and details have now emerged from the private meeting h...

BMW has built only four M2s equipped with the newly launched M Performance Track Kit so far. One of them is in the Czech Republic, where the company’s local division is celebrating its 20th anniversary. To mark the occasion, there’s a special body wrap that also honors the 635 CSi (E24) and M3 DTM (E30).

We’ve actually seen this car before. Back in April, a BMW dealer ...

Electric vehicles evolve at a rapid pace, and that benefits not only next-generation models but existing cars as well. Current EVs can also benefit from the latest developments, as evidenced by the recently unveiled i7 facelift. For 2027, BMW’s biggest electric sedan delivers more range and faster charging. Naturally, Rolls-Royce is also reaping the benefits of being under th...

The average new car in America sold for $49,461 in April 2026, according to Kelley Blue Book. A base 2026 M3 Competition xDrive starts at $88,900. That’s a nearly $40,000 gap, and BMW has spent the past decade building cars to fill it — ...